Hampton Court includes 4 sizes - Throw, Twin, Queen, and King - and is scrap and yardage friendly. This is a strip pieced quilt pattern, so you won't be sewing together individual bricks unless you really want to. Instructions include both strip piecing and traditional piecing.
Hampton Court is based in King Henry VIII's castle, Hampton Court, from the 1500s. The design with varying brick sizes can be found on the exterior of the castle.
Schedule
Each step is two weeks:
- February 15 Fabric Selection / Cutting
- March 1 Make Strip Sets
- March 15 Assemble Quilt Top
- March 29 Finished Quilts (link-up ends April 11th at midnight Pacific time)
Make Strip Sets
Over the next two weeks we're making strip sets and cutting segments.
Here are my strip sets; I haven't cut the segments yet. I was going to make a blue and white quilt but didn't have enough blues in the stash and had plenty of black prints, so black and white it is! Because the three other Hampton Court quilts I've made have a variety of colors in them, I wanted this one to be a single colorway with white.
Prizes!
One random participant will receive their choice of two PDF Download quilt patterns from my shop, Busy Hands Quilts!
Be sure I have a way to contact you without having to do a bunch of sleuthing. If you are a no-reply blogger, I can't reach you.
The winner from last week's link-up is Linda!
Link Up Here
Link up your Week Two progress below. This is for Week Two - Strip Sets and Segments only. Only entries linked here are eligible for a prize. Pictures should not include indications of piece sizes. A blog is not required to link up a picture.
HOW TO LINK UP A PICTURE WITHOUT A BLOG:
- You will need to create an account at InLinkz the first time you use it.
- Click on the Add Your Link button
- Click Enter Without a Link
- Enter a Caption which includes your name
- Enter your email address (in order to receive prize notifications)
- Click Upload and upload your picture
- Agree to Inlinkz's terms of service
- Click Save
Congratulations, Linda!
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